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0 Sounds like a British accent, if the recording was a bit longer it would be easier to tell. 0-

0I'm still unable to open any of the files you've posted here or elsewhere, with either QuickTime or RealPlayer, Jobb. Sorry. 0-

0 I had that problem, Mr. M. 02br
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00Re 'GM' - I think this is definitely a native English speaker. She is making an announcement over a tannoy 0-

0 MM, could I suggest you go to [url="05000/"]here[/url] 02br
00(05100/) to download (free) quickzip, with which you can open any zip files. I have been wondering why you, one of the best English teachers online didn't give me any suggestion in speaking English. 02br
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00 Abbie, I admire you that you have a good ear! The speaker is the winn

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00I have been wondering why you, one of the best English teachers online didn't give me any suggestion in speaking English.12blockquote

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00Did you ask for some? 02br
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00The best way to learn how to speak English is to 01b00listen02b00 to good quality spoken English (in th

0 Here in China so many guys said Microsoft Text-to-Speech could sound standard AmE, and now it turned to be robot-like, unnatural and unreal voice. 02br
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00 Please help me to check out the voice in www.webster.com. Every word there has a pronunciation, which sounds much like the voice that Microsoft Text-to-Speech makes. I am not sure if we Chinese readers can learn

0Thank you, Jobb! I had downloaded a trial of Stuffit, which seems to be useless. Your QuickZip runs through a lot of screens, but it plays your prize-winning speaker nicely, and her English sounds very good. 02br
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00The pronunciation at www.webster.com also sounds fine, whether it is artificially generated or not. If second/foreign language learners can learn the Webs

0 You confirmation is a big relief for me. From now on, I will check out the pronunciation there for every word that comes to my ears or appears before my eyes. 02br
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00 Thank you again. 0-